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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-11-15, Page 11Adding three to four equals seven (A3T 4E7) Make up your own way to remember your code. Then send it to your friends. POSTPIL ma POSTA_ WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 15th 1912 • .1 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE ELEVEN On Thursday evening, Novem- ber 9, the regular meeting of Trinity United Church Women 'was held-in-the-Church, in the form of a Pot Luck Supper with an attendanceOf 43. After a deli- cibus supper , .the meeting cane to order with the singing of Hymn .294. Devotions were in charge of Mrs. Blake Alton and were an "Priicilla". Pot Luck Supper For Trinity Group Whitechiirch UCW WHITECHURCH NEWS' Whitechurch United Church. WarrenWoen held their.NoveMber meeting on-Tuesday., NoVember 7 at the home. of Mrs.. ElwOod .GrOs- *orth ..'The theme of the.meeting .. was Stewardship and Recruiting Mis-..Russel Chapman gave the ture and led in prayer. Mrs. • Dave Gibb and 'Mrs.,. George T T•hompsOrrled. in discus- sion on MissionarieS serving in India. Canada has 34-mission-. • ...Ides seiving,in India. • A contest of imports from. •.India was held.- These -,articles. .were all placed. on ..i tray passed - around for all to•.see then each . wrote..down what they could •re-., member.. 'Mrs..Millan Mbore was the winner and received a gift. . "The president Mrs. Milian Moore presided for the business. The roll call was answered by 15 members and a:visitor telling. • 'What it means 'to be. a good. .• Steward". 'Mrs.'Albert Coultes gave the treasurer's report. Mrs. -'-'41ifstel-Siunt-who44-as-t4c4,4. residence in Wingbarn was pres-, ented with a cup and'saucer... Mrs, Moore thanked the hostess Mrs. Groskorth and closed the meeting with prayer. Plans were discussed for the Bake Sale and tea which will be held on December 9, in the Legion Rooms, at 2.30 p.m. Four thank-you notes were read, Mrs. Charles Wilkins was in ..charge_oLthepragra m an interesting poem on Opportun- ity , and also the "Trinity .N4rs. Jahn Hnnte an interesting reading telling us how she baked a cake. A Sing Song was conducted by Mrs. Ken Alton, and Mrs. Hummel gave a humorous reading. Mrs. Wilkins ended the program with a few, more jokes. Mrs. Donald Hackett' reqUested home-made candy for the Sunday. School Concert. A Prayer was given by Mrs. Jim Hunter and Mt. HumMel closed with, prayer. A happy half 'hour was Spent over the exchange of Sunshine Pal Gifts. he ut of at- wt .' • of -.‘ Ink- and n y. ior the c - s mn Rice neet• OW in the lcom , nd". vet.' s FT-rat lien up Is. in'art- on- lay Jed f91- _ " and of the, n about ay of est W aS than le con- , ipture nard , Wrn. T-ad 1. India quiz. yley, and lied by, ribers Lildren", Miss acting 2". veryone diCti011. ndian Langside 1/11,1S . LANGSIDE NEWS The regular meeting of the Langside Women's Missionary Society was held November 9th at the home of Mrs. Stewart McGil- -liv ra-y.—Mrs-.-..George_-Young,,aithe. president, opened the meeting with the call to worship, "And the work of righteousness shall be peace and the effect of righteous- ness, quietness and assurance for- ever." Hymn 494 was Sung. Mrs. Jim Young gave the, scripture Psalhi 59: 1-13. Mrs. Elmer Scan led in prayer, and Mrs. Lloyd Moffat gave the Meditation "Rem- ernbrance". ' 'Mrs. Wesley. Young gave a reading. • Mrs. Robert Bregman was nom- /. mate• secretary for the meeting and read the minutes of the last rile aril.. The next meetin 'will be held Detember 7th at Mrs. Robert Bregman's. ,The election of officers,for the 'new year then took place: A program committee was also nominated. Mrs. Robert Bregrhan gave the topic and a Bible quiz. The offer- ing was received' and Mrs, Eugene Conley led in prayer. Hymn 480 was sung. The meet- ing closed with the. Lord's Prayer in unison, :. Mrs. McGillivray then served a, very delicious lunch. I.UCKNO Kinlough A.C.W. Mrs. Gertrude Walsh presided .for the meeting of the Anglican Church Wernen at the home of 'Mrs. Midford'Wall on Thursday afternoon,' November 9th. Miss Edna Boyle read the scripture from the 6th chapter of St. Johns'gas,- pel. The meditation (in keeping with Remembrance Day),was given by Mrs. 'George Graham entitled "The Poppy Story", Mrs. Mid ford' Wall read the minutes of the prev- ious meeting and the roil-call was answered with the word Remem- brance. This being the_ annual meeting it was unanimous that all officers be returned for 1973. The program planning committee will meet soon to have tIke programs for 1973 ready far distribution at The December meeting. Two lovely bales, were packed for the itocese of Keewatin and St. Monica house at WaterloO. Pray , er and the, benediction' closed the meeting and a delicious lunch was served by the hostesS, assisted by Mrs. Rose Hodgins and Mrs. David Haldenby. The' president gave the courtesy remarks. The December hostess is Mrs'. HOw- ard Thompson. This will be the Christmas meeting on December 14th.' Mrs Jack Scott 'will read the scripture. Mrs. 'Bert Nichol- son will givethe .meditation. The word for the roll call is a verse from St. -Luke ; chapter 2. The • program conveners are Mrs." Roh- ald Thacker and Mrs. ROy Collins. Students Receive Honour. Diplomas KINLOSS NON'S Home for the week end and . receiving their. Honour Graduation Diplomas at the F. E. Madill Commencement Exercises Friday night were, Linda Siiarks, Anne Graham and Brian Keith. Heather MacKenzie -was unable to attend. Congratulations graduates! Mrs, Lloyd MacDougall accom- panied her mother Mrs. Wilfred Farrish of Lucknow to Kitchener on Saturday where Mrs. Farrish underwent surgery on Sunday. Mr. and. Mrs. George Morley and Jack MacDonald of Goderich and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Needham were guests Saturday,evening'at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dickie. LEAVE FOR FLORIDA Mr. and Mrs. Clair MacDoug- All. of Flesherton visited with the Richards and MacDougall relatives on the weekend. Mr.. and Mrs.. Lu:ckn-ow , Unit 5 met at the home of Mrs. Clarence Ritchie for the Novem- ber meeting. Mrs. Charles. And- erson, President, opened the' meeting with a poem. The roll call was answered with a gift for the Victor Home Mission in Toronto. Fifteen members and three guests were present. Mrs. Ken Cameron read the financial report.. • Mrs. Robert Struthers, social functions 'made plans for the Thankofferings and 'a family din- ner to be held November 18th. Mrs___C_Ritr.h'e reported on supply and welfare. Mrs. A. J. Wilson, community 'friendship thanked the ladies for the help sh had received. Mrs. A. Morning- star , flower committee convener, made plans for the. month of' 'November. Mrs. Allan Gibson oi‘ened .the Jack Needham and Mr. and ,Mrs. Clair MacDougall leave Monday spend the winter in Florida. Special music was enjoyed at the church service at South Kin- loss on Sunday. The junior Choir sang an anthem cOmposed and accompanied by Mrs. Sparks and directed by. Mrs. Don Bell„ The double trio from St. Andrew's Church, .Wingham sang several numbers, accompanied by Mrs, -Don Robertson. • Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall, Mrs. Jack Needham and Mrs.\ Ira 'Dickie visited IvIrs.__George Lock- hart and Mrs. Jelle de Jong, patients in Wingham and District 'Hospital, Ort Tuesday evening. Mrs. Lockhart is making a good 'recovery following surgery three weeks Ago. . Mrs. Viola Wurn and Nesbitt WoOds of Toronto are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Sparks. Linda was home from Toronto and Pat from London for the week end. Mrs. Ted Collyer was in Lon- don on Monday for treatment for arthritis. We're glad, she is now improved in health. devotions with 3 verses of Hymn -254-and-reat-thestripture-from-- NL ke. Mrs. Harold Greer gav e'meditation, the Crea- tion Story. 'Mrs. Lorne Cook read a poem. Mrs. Gibson closed the deVotions with prayer and conducted.an interesting contest and quiz on India. Mrs. Harvey Webster and Mrs. Lorne Cooke presented a dialogue on India. . We were reminded d the foll- owing events, the Thankoffering in our aurch Thursday evening, November 9th, Rev. Stockton, guest speaker. The General thanked her committee for their help. We were served a delicious, lunch. it t - 17 300 Labels $1.75 Put your printed personal labels on all easy-to-lose items such as stationery, cheques, cameras, toys. finda thousand uses for these gummed labels packed in a handy plastic reuseable box. phonograph' records ORDER NOW -L AT SENTINEL Lucknow Unit 4 .. The November meeting of Unit 4, United Church Women, "was held at the home of Mrs. Evans Helm with 19 attending. Mrs. George Jardine opened the me eting,wikli Pr,a_yer.. Mrs ._Gary Ritchie read a poem followed by Hymn 525 ,1'0 Valiant hearts". The scripture and meditation were read by Mrs. Stuart Reavie. Mrs. Jack McDOnagh had the topic "The White Man comes back. to Black Africa". The mem- bers then held a diScussion on Capital Punishment. Mrs. George Jardine gave a leading followed by the reading of Hymn 514 in unisarr:—Mrs7--Ern-=- est Ackert Jr. gave the offertory prayer. The roll, call was answered by gifts for the Victor Home. Mrs. Cliff CraWord gave the treasurer's report. Mrs. Ackert thanked Mrs. Helm for the use of her home and the committee for their prograin. The General Meeting is being held DeCeiiiber 14th`; Mrs. Allan Johnson gave a , report pn the fowl supper and thanked everyone on the Unit for any help concerning the sup- LUCKNOW per. Mrs. Ackert closed with bene- diction. 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